Dictionaries of Indian languages (Kosha)

1988 | 9,139,513 words

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EFF [ 326 ] ELA Bahaw, rezish, rezi bar-badi, jo shai dhali jatt hai, jo chiz bahai jati hai-Dharkaw, dhalaw, urelaw, nihsaran, srav, kshay, sravit vastu, dharkai bahai wa dhali hui vastu. EF-FU'SIVE, a. pouring out, dispersing - Dharkauh bahauh, dharkane wh., bahane wh., EFT, n. (S. efeta) a newt-Ek bhant ki chhipkali ya tiktiki. E-GEST', v. (L. e, gestum) to throw out - Buhar phenkna h. " [phailane wh E-GESTION, n. the act of throwing out-Bahar phenkawh, bahar phenkna b. EGG, n. (S. aeg) that which is laid by feathered and some other animals from which their young is produced, spawn-Anda, machhli ka anda". EGG, v. (S. eggian) to incite-Targib d., tahrik d., tahris d., ishti'alak k. ya d. - Uskana, pravritti janmana, barhawa d. EG'GING, n. incitement - Targib, tahrik, tahris- Uttejan, preran, uskaw, barhawa. EG'LAN-TINE, n. (Fr. eglantier) a species of rose, sweet-brier-Nasrin, setih-Aranyajava. EGO-IST, n. (L. ego) one who doubts every thing but his own existence - Wah shakhs jo apne wujud ke siwa aur har but men shakk-o-shubha karta hai - Aisa jan jo apne jivan ko chhorkar aur pratyek bat ke vishay men sandeh karta hai. EG'O-TISM, n. talking much of one's self-hud-faroshi, ananiyat, khud-goi, khud-sitai, khud-sanui - Atmaslagha, atmastuti, apni barai, ahanta. EG'O-TIST, n. one who talks much of himself-hud-farosh, khud-sana - Atmaslaghi, atmaprasamsak, apni barai k. w. [-Atmaprasansak, atmaslaghi, apni barai k. w. EG-O-TIST'I-CAL, a. praising one's self-hud-farosh, apni afrin-o-ta'rif k. w., khud-sana E-GRE GI-OUS, a. (L. e, grex) remarkable, eminent, extraordinary, enormous-Mashhur, nam-war, buzurg, 'ajah, 'ajib, be-andaz, 'azim, shadid, sakht-Prasiddh, nami, utkrisht, khyat, adbhut, anokha, anutha, atyant, bahut hi bara, vrihat. E-GRE'GI-OUS-LY, ad. remarkably, eminently- Nihayat, ba-shiddat, sakht, 'ajab taur se -Nipat, atyant, adbhut riti se. E'GRESS, n. (L. e, gressum) the act or power of going out, departure-Khuruj, nikalh, bar-amad, rawanagi-Nikas, nihsaran, nisar, bahargaman, nirgam, prasthan, gaman, chalchalaw, chalna wa chalawa. E-GRES'SION, n. the act of going out - Khuruj, rawanagi, nikal - Nikas, nisar, nihsaran, prasthan, gaman, chalna wa chalawa. [bagula. E'GRET, n. (Fr. uigrette) a kind of heron - Ek qism ka bagla- Ek prakar ka bagla wa E'GRI-OT, n. (Fr. aigre) a sort of cherry - Ek bhant ka phal, makoy sa ek phul". EIDER, n. (Sw.) a species of duck- Ek qism ki bat - Ek bhant ka hans. EI DER-DOWN, n. the down of the eider duck-Ek qism ki bat ka narm ronwan - Ek bhant ke hans ka komal rom wa ronwan. EIGHT, at, a. (S. ahta) twice four-Ath". EIGHTH, a. the ordinal of eight-Athwan". EIGHTH LY, ad. in the eighth place- Athwin jagah men b. EIGHT'EEN, a. eight and ten-Atharahh. EIGHTEENTH, a. the ordinal of eighteen-Atharahwanh. EIGHT'Y, a. eight times ten, fourscore-Assi, char korih, EIGHT'I-ETH, a. the ordinal of eighty - Assiwanh assiwanh. EIGHT FOLD, a. eight times the quantity-Ath-guna, ath-guna, ath-gun h. EIGHT'SCORE, a. eight times twenty-Ath kori, ek sau sathh. EITHER, a. (S. cgther) one or the other, one of the two, each; con. or- Do men se koih, do men ka ekh, do men ka koi ekh; con. ya-con. Wa, athawa. E-JACU-LATE, v. (L. e, jacio) to throw out, to cast, to shoot, to dart-Phenkna", nikal-phenkna, chhorna", chhitkana". E-JAC-U-LA'TION, n. the act of throwing out, a short occasional prayer-Phenkawh, phenkh, du'a, gah-gahi ya ittifaqi du'a - Utkshep, akasmik prarthana. E-JAC'U-LA-TO-RY, a. throwing out, sudden-Phenkne wh., chhorne wh., chhitkane wh., ittifaqi-Utkshepak, akasmik. E-JECT', v. (L. e, jactum) to throw out, to cast forth, to expel-Phenkna, chhanrnah, girana, dur kh., nikal dh., bahar kh. [karan, bahar k., nishkasan . E-JECTION, n. the act of casting out-Ikhraj, nikal-Nikas, nihsaran, nisar, vahishE-JECT'MENT, n. expulsion, a writ commanding an inhabitant or tenant to depart-Nikal, ikhraj, ikhraj nama - Nikas, nisar, nihsaran, nishkasan, nishkasanapatra, nibsaranapatra. [nauha Habakar, vilap , rona, rodan. EJ-U-LATION, n. (L. ejulo) outcry, wailing, lamentation - Wa-waila, zari, matam, EKE, v. (S. ecan) to increase, to supply, to protract; n. an addition ; con. also, likewise, moreover-Ziyada k., sar-ba-rah k., baham pahunchana, tul d .; n. ziyadati; con. bhih, usi taur se, 'alawa-Barhana, vriddhi k., jutana , juhana, dirgh k.; n. barhti, barhaw, jor, jorti; con. aur, tadrup se, usi bhant se, iske upar. E-LAB'O-RATE, v. (L. e, labor) to produce with labour, to improve by successive operations; a. finished with great labour - Mihnat se banana, mukammal k., mukal-

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